In the world of professional wrestling, the drama doesn’t just stay within the confines of the ring. A recent example of this was when former WWE Superstar Toni Storm made some pointed remarks about Cody Rhodes and Triple H during the AEW Dynasty Post Show media scrum. Storm, who had previously signed with WWE in 2018, quickly rose through the ranks to become the number-one contender for the NXT Women’s Championship. Despite losing to Shayna Baszler, she went on to claim the NXT UK Women’s Championship by defeating Rhea Ripley. Her tenure with WWE ended in 2021, paving the way for new opportunities.
Storm’s journey continued as she joined All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where she has made a significant impact. Currently, she holds the AEW Women’s World Championship and has recently defended her title against Thunder Rosa on the latest edition of AEW Dynasty. Her comments during the media scrum were particularly noteworthy as she took a jab at Cody Rhodes and Triple H. Rhodes had previously won at WrestleMania XL and invited Triple H to celebrate with him in the ring. Storm made it clear to Tony Khan, AEW’s President, that she would not follow suit, stating, “Antony, I promise you no matter how many matches I win, no matter how many stories I finish. [Sigh] I would never call you into the ring to celebrate with me.”
Furthermore, in an interview on News 4’s Going Ringside, Storm had some choice words for Thunder Rosa ahead of their AEW Dynasty match. She suggested that Rosa’s injury, which led her to vacate the championship, was due to her inability to handle the pressure of being champion. Storm’s confidence was palpable as she held her title and remarked on Rosa’s lack of strength to carry the “mountain of gold.”
The wrestling community is abuzz with speculation about future matchups, particularly the prospect of Toni Storm facing Mercedes Mone, who is known to WWE fans as Sasha Banks. Fans are eager to see if these two will compete for the AEW Women’s World Championship, and what plans AEW might have for Storm’s career trajectory.
In the interactive space of wrestling fandom, polls are a common way to gauge public opinion. One such poll asks whether Cody Rhodes or Triple H will respond to Toni Storm’s comments. The options “Absolutely” and “No Way” are presented for fans to weigh in on the likelihood of a reaction from the two wrestling icons. This provides a platform for fans to engage and express their views on the unfolding drama within the wrestling world.
